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color_calibration's Introduction

This repo is to implement color adjustment algorithm based on colorchecker.

The main idea of the algorithm is as follows: input a picture with a colorchecker, linearize the input colorchecker colors, and then use the color correction matrix(CCM) to linearly transform the former result to minimize the distance from the standard colorchecker colors. The goal of optimization is the ccm matrix.

After the ccm matrix is calculated, you can enter the picture for correction. The input picture is linearized, then multiplied by the ccm matrix, and then inversely linearized. Note that the rules for linearization and delinearization may be different.

Several linearization mechanisms such as gamma, sgrb, and polynomial are now supported.

The program has other options, such as color distance, optimization initial value. You can view the comments of the program.

The program is different from the Imatest software in terms of linearization and optimization initialization. The results of the program are compared with the results of Imatest, and most of them are consistent, especially the calculation results of the ccm matrix. But some results are quite different.

You can test with the 'test.py' file. The input colorchecker colors is got from Imatest software. The 'input1.png' test file is from http://cvil.eecs.yorku.ca/projects/public_html/sRGB_WB_correction/dataset.html, and 'input2.png' test file is from https://www2.cs.sfu.ca/~colour/data/shi_gehler/.

There will be more functions in branch v2.

  • weights
  • color space
  • new linearize class
  • accept customerized colorchecker
  • new ccm matrix
  • new distance function
  • rgb or bgr (determined: only rgb)

Future functions:

  • value linearization functions (discard)
  • value optimization
  • auto gamma (discard)
  • auto optimization (discard)
  • average RGB CS density, including relative detection

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color_calibration's Issues

Can we preserve white (columns of ccm sum to 1) point using this repo?

This might not be an issue but a feature request. I want to know that in openCV mcc module one can calculate the color correction matrix without any constrained optimization. The matrix calculated in this way does not have column or row sum to 1 condition and as a result the white point is not preserved. I want to know how can we make the algorithm work in a way that the columns of the resultant color correction matrix sum to 1 for white point consistency.
Just as in Imatest there is an option of row or column summing to 1 for preservation of white point.

How to run the file test.py?

I put an argument dst = 'Macbeth_D50_2' in function test() of function test_2(), but that raised an error: only integer scalar arrays can be converted to a scalar index. Then I append an order: self.dst = np.array(self.dst) in file ccm.py between line 36 and line 37, another error occurred: too many indices for array. So how to run the file test.py?

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